HNDL - HNDL: 2 Major Flaws I Need To Discuss
- HNDL is an ETF of ETFs that aims to pay an annualized distribution of 7% monthly comprised of income, capital gains, and return of capital. HNDL's expense ratio is 0.97%.
- It employs 23% effective leverage to meet distribution needs. Currently, it has about equal exposure to both fixed-income and equity products, and the distribution is sustainable in the long run.
- However, there are two flaws I need to discuss. Its algorithm hasn't added value, and the policy for selecting ETFs within each asset class doesn't make sense.
- I'll provide examples showing why eliminating the algorithm and going equal weight would be better. Also, buying the biggest or cheapest ETF isn't always in your best interests.
- HNDL is still a strong ETF, but it's not perfect. I'm rating it as a hold.
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HNDL: 2 Major Flaws I Need To Discuss